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  The New England groundfish debacle (Part III): who or what is at fault? Nils E. Stolpe/FishNet           

  It took me a while to decide how to most accurately describe the situation that has been visited upon the New England fishing communities that are and since colonial times have been dependent on the groundfish fisheries.

  

  NILS STOLPE: The New England groundfish debacle (Part IV): Is cutting back harvest really the answer?

   While it’s a fact that’s hardly ever acknowledged, the assumption in fisheries management is that if the population of a stock of fish isn’t at some arbitrary level, it’s because of too much fishing. Hence the term “overfished.” Hence the mandated knee jerk reaction of the fisheries managers to not enough fish; cut back on fishing. What of other factors? They don’t count. It’s all about fishing, because fishing is all that the managers can control; it’s their Maslow’s Hammer. When it comes to the oceans it seems as if it’s about all that the industry connected mega-foundations that support the anti-fishing ENGOs with hundreds of millions of dollars a year in “donations” are interested in controlling. Read the article here

• Recent Posts

  • East Coast Fishermen voice objections over plan for wind farm off New York coast

    A long-stalled plan to build a forest of power-producing windmills off the coast of New York may finally be gathering momentum, and that is sparking concern Read More »

  • Pending Labor Day Ban On Harvesting Draws Grumbles From Long Island Sound Lobstermen

    The moratorium is mean to boost a lobster population that has decreased 95 percent. Darling is one of the few. He said the Long Island Sound Read More »
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    French fisherman blockading British ships over Brexit licenses

    French fisherman have blockaded British ships after feeling ‘humiliated’ by Britain over post-Brexit operating licences. The fisherman lined their boats across the entrance to St Malo Read More »

  • Cuts likely for lower Columbia River fall chinook fishing

    State, federal and tribal officials — plus all manner of commercial and sport fishing interests — are in the middle of the month-long process leading to Read More »

  • Army Corps of Engineers shrinks review for Columbia River coal project, will limit its assessment to less than one mile around the project’s proposed dock

    Coal export opponents say the limited review overlooks many of the impacts the project could have on fish, and they’re worried that the Corps will also Read More »

  • Money Well Spent! $450,0000 in State Funding of Cooperative Fisheries Research at UMass Dartmouth

    “UMass Dartmouth is fully committed to research that strengthens the scientific basis for fisheries management. Such research advanced the University’s mission to be an anchor of Read More »
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    Hilton Head Fishing Co-Operative a notable piece of Lowcountry history

    The phrase “life-changing” is probably over used — as well as underappreciated. Typically, when we hear this phrase, we expect to hear stories about life and Read More »

  • NOAA Is Rolling Out a Plan to Radically Expand Offshore Aquaculture. Not Everyone Is Onboard

    The cardboard gravestones read “RIP Local fisherman,” “RIP Wild Fish,” and “RIP Humpback Whales.” Assembled in response to new aquaculture sites planned off the coast of Read More »
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    New York’s restaurants and seafood need help from Congress

    Each summer in the Bronx, the New Fulton Fish Market teems with fresh seafood harvested by U.S. fishermen in the waters off New England and the Read More »
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    Port Lincoln prawn pioneer’s discovery recorded

    As a new season dawns for the Spencer Gulf King Prawn Fishery, the story of the man who found the first commercial quantity of prawns in Read More »
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    “We’re not sure what it means,” – Trump turns an eye on Canadian lobster, launches Trade Investigation

    On Aug. 24, the United States International Trade Commission announced it will investigate the possible negative effects of the Canada-Europe Trade Agreement (CETA) on American lobster Read More »
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    Maine Lobster Union Points the Way for Organizing Gig Economy Workers

    Lobstering is an inherently individualistic pursuit. Most boats are crewed by just two or three people, and some captains go it alone. They leave harbor before Read More »
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    California’s 5 most deadly, devastating tsunamis

    Fortunately, it appears that the Bay Area and the rest of California on Saturday escaped the worst kind of damage that can be inflicted by a Read More »

  • 48% of fishermen do not think their job is dangerous – statistically, 94 deaths in 10 years make it the most dangerous UK profession.

    Research, launched today by Seafish, the industry authority on seafood, has shown that a quarter of fishermen have experienced a significant accident at sea where their Read More »
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    Happy Birthday, America! May God Bless Us, Everyone!

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    New Zealand’s largest salmon farmer rechecks results after half its farms failed to meet environmental standards

    The Marlborough District Council has issued two fines and a warning after Cawthron Institute’s inspection of New Zealand King Salmon’s farms found five in nine were Read More »

  • Living the blues: Southwest Florida’s blue crab industry on track for great year – Video

    Florida’s commercial blue crab fishery is a multimillion-dollar industry. Over the past 10 years, commercial fishermen landed an average 9.28 million pounds of blue crab statewide Read More »
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    DFO scientists clarify the decline of cod

    In a province where the fishery is foundational to its survival, the decline in cod stocks has many worried and searching for clear answers. This announcement Read More »

  • Crab fishermen have negotiated a $3 per pound for wholesale crab to start West Coast Dungeness Season

    The kickoff at 12:01 a.m. Friday morning occurred amid choppy waves and windy weather, making it the first of many safety dilemmas to come for fishermen. Read More »

  • Giant great white shark caught off P.E.I. was ‘a teenager’

    New research into great white sharks has revealed that a giant shark caught off P.E.I. in 1983 still had a lot of growing to do. The Read More »
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    Will Interior Secretary Haaland see more than ducks and eel grass at King Cove?

    U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland is slated to visit with residents of King Cove during a visit to Alaska in September. During her confirmation meetings, she Read More »

  • The American Samoa Fisheries Task Force needs support for petition

    The American Samoa Fisheries Task Force is urging support for a petition that’s been filed with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to exempt US  purse seines Read More »

  • Mexico plans immediate action on US imports after WTO tuna ruling over USA “dolphin-safe” labeling

    However, the ruling could be overturned later this year if a subsequent WTO decision finds the United States has stopped discriminating against tuna caught by its Read More »

  • Eel fishermen meet with DFO to prevent gear conflicts

    The eel fishing season has started on Prince Edward Island and representatives from the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans have met with fishermen to help Read More »

  • Louisiana commercial fishery tops Gulf of Mexico in total catch and revenue

    Louisiana commercial fishers in 2012 had the largest amount of commercial seafood landed in the Gulf of Mexico and garnered the most revenue from that catch Read More »

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